About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1891)
local items. OiVG knjoys lolli tlio method and results when grrup of Figs is tnJ’en; it is pleasant did refreshing to the taste, and net# gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowel*, cleanses the sys tem effectually, <iis])els colds, head* a*bes and fevers and cures Jmhitual sonitipntion. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro- duceil, pleasing to tlio taste and nc- jeptahle to tlio stomach, prompt in tts action and truly beneficial in its efftets, prepared only from tlio most , prep brelthy and agrccahlo substances, its! hlB vonnd of Appointments on yester BMLh LOCALS. Ordinary's Court next Monday. Publio stile day next Tuesday. May, lovely May, to morrow. Dry, dusty and windy. Itain muoh needed for oropa and gardens, Oats generally promising, bnt needing rain. Cotton oorning up slowly,—some still plant, ing. Car loads of bay still coming in, in this grass oountry. Tax lleoeiver Mr. E. Davir Strange, will reoeive tax returns on Saturdays at Dr U. F. Jordan's drug storo in the oity, Several bales of cotton were sold hero last week. Saturday looked liko a big ootton day in N .vemb'.r, Farmers arn still hauling guano, to make more cheap cotton we fear. Thanks are due to qi ny good subscribers for recent renewals to tlio Hsaalu, and not obliging ns lo ot rry over their aeoouuts du ring the dull summer. Mrs. J. W. Weston returned on yesterday! from a visit or several weeks to relatives Amerious and Albany. Mnj. T O. Wicker and family are moving! totheresidenoe lately vaoated by Mrs. Ains worth on Church street. Mrs. T. E. Higher Of «11 » Leavening Power—U. S. Gov’t Report, Aug. 17, 1889. Every tissue of the body, every bone, muscle and organ, is made stronger and more healthful b) the use ot lloud'a Sarsapa rilla, Election fur c .nntv Treasurer tomorro Tax lleoeiver Mr E D. Strange finished many excellent qualities commend to nil and lmvc made it tlio most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c atul 81 bottles by nil lending drug gists. Any reliable druggist who way not have it on hnnd will pro. oure it promptly for nny one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any Atbstitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, louisviue, nr. new fork, n CHURCH H Eli VICES, list Sunday* MKTHOIJIST. Preaoblog at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m., Rev. W. Weston, pastor. baptist rreaohing at Kislora' Saturday and Hnn day atll a. m., by Rev. B. U. Ivey, pastor, Tennille Baptist obnrob, Rev. T. J. Beck pastor—Breaching next Sunday util a. m and 7, p. w. CHRISTIAN. Preaching nt Tonnilio at 11 u. in. At Sad Jsmvillo, 7 p. m„ Rev. F. L. Adams, pastor, A|tlM>iltllll«‘lllN lor WuNlllllKtOII Circuit. Bay Spring,-ltb Sunday and Saturday before Deepstep, 2nd Sunday and Saturday before. Oatuu Hill, lid Sunday and Si unlay before, and New Bethel at t p. m 3rd Sunday . Tabernacle, 1st Sunday mid Saturday before and New Babel at J p. m -ltb Sunday. New Itrtbel. 5'h Sundays and Sat. before, Mniitloi'flYlllc Col I on .Tlurkcl. Good Middling 84 Middling 7 jj Low Middling 7J Good Ordinary 8J Ordinary 0 There is more Catarrh In this geotlou of tbo oountry than nil other diseases put to gether, and until the last lew yesrs was sup posed lo be incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remodies, anil by oom etuntly falling to euro with local treatment, pronounced it incurable, Hoienoo bae prov en catarib to bn a constitutional disease, and thoreforo requires constitutional treat ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure manufactured by F. J Cbenoy i Co , Toledo, Ohio, is the only oonatitutional euro on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspocnfnl. It aots directly upon the lood and mucus surfaces of the system. 1 hey oiler oue hundred dollars tor nny case it tails to cure. Send for circulars und tes- imouills. Address, F, J. GllENEY A Co., Toledo,0. iit-B-Sold by Druggists, 75o. ».%.\Di:n*t H.I.1C ■•i«ovinio.\ ,n uiititr. Bacon aides per lb (,i) to 8 3 4 Bulk “ •• .... N C Flour — Plain hams “ .... . 5.75 13* .7 & 81" 20, 25 " @ 6 3-4 Shoulders Lard Coffee Gran Sugar Extra 0 Hbito la small quantities, prices a traction higher Flour Ipitont $5.76 Corn.. 1 05 Mail •' bn. 1 10 Eggs “ doz, @ 1 Batter " 20 ($25 „ MsihsDA 16 ($ 30,, lluiUtrlck’M l*nll«rn». Banian, Smith A Ellis, Macon, Ga., are •gents for these celebrated patterns, and will take subscriptions to any of their pub- lioatmus, or soud any size pattern, post paid, on receipt of the price. They also do the most extensive retail dry goods busi- nesi in the city. Wedding, Visiting and Regret Curds nt DUIt LOO'S. ilium* *ii|>|»lir* lir.il. Firtn-rs. it ia hoped, will take some point, eu ahint planting ootton from the high and idranoing pri ies of provisions. Corn is now 11.15 pei bushel, and advancing, m“at is irotn from 7; to 8 ols., Hour advanced 25ots. k»r bbl. on Friday last. Peas are worth *2.0(1 per bushel, hay il 25 pir 1U0 lbs. Cotton, however, holds out no promise ol advanoe, but rather of further de- cllue in the event of another big crop. day Mrs. C, C Brown is having a verandah built on the youth side of her handsome Mil linery store, A very beautiful and tastoful monumont has been placed on tbe graves of Mrs. Car. son E Lanier and her infant eon, in the city cemetery. The bntterfly party at Watkins //all on Friday night gave a pleasant entertainment to Bandersville, It was well attended, and tbe handsomu sum of $23 was realized for a good object. Several ohangos are made in the publish ed schedule ol the Central railroad in this issue. Tho changes wont into effoot, April, Brown after spending some mooths visiting relatives, Las returned to the oity. Mrs. Emma Ainsworth aud daughters,Mrs. | ». B. Robison and children, and Miss Mattie Ainsworth left on Monday for Warrenton, their future home. Bandersville regrets I muoh to part with this excellent family, atid assures thorn of their kind wishes for their happiness and suooess in their new home. Miss Minnie Beall is teaobmg the depart ment of Mr. T. U. SparkH during his ob- senos from the sohoolrooui, Captain James Hioks, a gallant ex oonfed orate of WrigbUville, enjoyed Memorial dny with his old Sandersvillo friends. Bol-Oon. Evans and Col. T. U. Potter aro attending Bullooh court this week. Judge Hines and Mrs. Hioss returned from Atlanta on Saturday, and will remain probably two weeks before returning to At lanta, Sauiersviile oan soaroely regard the as other than oitizeus, and will always thro open her doors for them. Mr. R. M. Aroau of Dublin attondad the Memorial in August), and ouroute visited his brother in this city, Mr, Aruau was gallant soldier md still loves to meet the boys. Ho carried aud wore in the parade in AnguBta his old war jacket. His mother had 22 children, ot whom only 5 now survive. ABSOLUTELY pure NOT INIMHlSBIt. 12th. TOURISTS, Whether on pleasure bent or business, should tako on every trip a bottle of Syrup ot Figs, as it aots most pleasantly and effeot ually on tho kidneys, livor aud bowels, pie vonting fevers, h adoebes aud other forms of sickness For sale in 60o and $1.00 bot tles by all lending druggists, Mutl Doga lkm|ii, 4'Olttl‘Sl III Elocution. Tbe public cordially invited Under the aiiHpices of the W. C. T. U. u class of boys ill compete lor the Domorest Medal, at the Com thouse Friday eveplng, May 1st. Doors pun at 7}. Admission ten cents. Chil* dron half price. I Use It Myself. Jno. E Jones, Fort Valley, Gn., one of tbe loading druggists there, states that ho com mends Dr. Riggers Huokleberry Cordial be cause be uses it bimself, aud knows of what aiue it is tor bowel troubles. TaberuBolo district is again disturbed by mad dogs running at large, Over two weeks Hgo a mad dog passed through the neighbor hood and hit several others, aud now the ra bies is developing alarmingly, A dog was killed on Monday and oue on Tuesday ho- lievod to be uiad. Tbe ono on Tuesday ran into Mrs. Horton's bouse aud aeizod her arm, and then sprang at her throat, with such force at to cause the feeble old lady to tall out of her door, causing painful injuries. Tbe dog fortunately was old, and almost toothless, and no serious results aro feared from his attempts to bite. 8 «wrnlffW-Wh« Is to Bliunpf Great oomplaints are mads of the Blow moving of freights ou the Aogusta, Gibson A Bandersville railroad. A party holds a re. aeipt from the agent at Augusta for freight reoeived on (lie lfith inst., that has not yet arrividhero. A short line of 80 miles and no transfers fnils to deliver freight in 13 daysl .Yleoilngr Cou poned, A family borse for sale oheap. Apply to, W. A. Uallaubr. I* lun I Feus. May is the usual month for planting fleld peas. Large crops wero made last year, but pioking cotton caused them to rot in the Selds Tl e Herald hopes howevor that large crops will he planted. Seed peas have not been to high for years, $2.00 per bushel. Titts Pills Ttio dy^pcptir, the debilitated, wheth* ■it. > r< ’! >> or work of mlud or "cAy, drink or exposure in Malarial Regions, Will rind Tutt’a Pills the moat genial tuvalVd** V0 uvcr ° rr<K(l ttoo aul'Xcrlng Try Them Fairly. body, pure Mood, Hi rone "©nrea UIM| a cheerful m ind will result. SOLD EVERYWHERE. Si'iiil your Job Printing to Durloo. Material. Lowest I’riots, Best Most Elections for Justloes of the Peaoe in the 08tb, and 1345th Distiiots, G, M. have been ordered by tbe Ordinary, to be held in said districts on Saturday the 16th day of May 1801. The Notaries Publio lor said distriots appointed by tbe Hod. Grand Jury of the Maroh Term, having failed to qualify in tbe time prescribed by law (40 days from date of commission) their commissions were return ed to tbe Governor on the 28th inst, and there being no J. P's. in these distriots, ne cessitates an election. flNE STATIONERY for polite oorrospen 1:1,1111 f° r sale by Durloo, tbo Printer. CX.VKSS—l.iqnoil IIAIUT-In * tlie avorld there Is hut one cure ••r. Ilalns’ tioldeii Specific. can be giycn in a °up ol tea or coffee ttliont the knowledge of the person taking • *Heeling a speedy and permanent cure, ostbf r the patient is a moder.no drinker an alc‘,1 ;r,]ie wreck. Thousands ot drunk- (i'l i U,V .’ 1,1 , n cnri 'd, who have taken the oi.jen Specific in their enffoH witbo.it theil dtl°u d ttl, 3 today believe they quit ful ln * of their own free will. No harm- resulta from its administration. Curts * «n,eed. Send for circulars and lull e toulars Address In oouiidence, Gold- Ojjj ECIP0 Co.* 185 llaoe Street, Cincinnati, Buckleu’s;Arnica Salve. » «^ iliR T Halve in the world lor Cuts, ». IB<1R 'Hores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fevet i 8| * b *ter. Ohnpped Hands, Chilblains, ]' ntl ' & bd all Skin Eruptious, and positive loia. r< ' S * l * f,ff * or uo pay required. It is ^, 0 to give perftet salisfaction, ot ej relnuded. Prica 26 ceDla •ale by VVm. Rawlings. per -■ p^en those beautiful Dress Goods arrive » ' H Son & Co.’s the readers of the will bsjnotiffsd.throagh itsoolamna. H iuli Ureas Fabrics. Bnrdou, Smith &, Ellis "The Empire Store," Macon, Ga., are showing the larges aud best selected stock of wAsh goods, and hundreds of new And exclusive designs that ill not be found elsewhere in the oity. Among tbe most popular this season are the English Batiste, Frenob Lawns, Organ dies and Aiuerioan Pine Apple tissues ol very sheer and boautiful texture, in dark ot light grounds, with exceedingly chaste de signs in appropriate colorings and rapging in prioe from 12}o to 40 cents Their stook of Bpring Bnits, Ohallies. Ginghams, Zephyr Cloths, Outings, Toile-du Nonls, Oballie de Mood*, Sateens Ao is al so very oomplete. Call and see them when yon visit Macon, or write for samples. Election for magistrates. Catarrh ely’s jGfiEAM BALM CatarRVA VFEVER^' * 1 CIcnnsoH the Nasal Passages, Allays Pain aud Inflammation, Heals the Sores. Itcstoi es the Senses of Taste and Snieil. hat-fever TRY THE CURE. A particle is applied into each nostril and ts agreeable. Prioe 50 cents at Druggiats; bv mail, registered, 60 ots. ELY BROTHERS, 66 Warren 8t.,New York WANTED.—Tho consent of 10,000 Smok- ers,—to send each, a sample lot of 150 ••NICKEL” Cigars and a 20 year gold filled Watob, by Express O. O. D. $5.25 and al low examination. Havana Cioab Co., Winston, N, C. Wo publish the following note from Rev. J .W. WestqD: Euitoii Ukbald' Ploasa annonnoo that 1 have boeu loroed to postpone the series of meetings I had aunouDoad to begin next Sunday. My arrangements lor ministerial help have failed, and lam not physioally able to uudortako a mooting without sufficient help. Having to postpone now I will be forced to postpone until the Heoond Sunday in June. Fraternally. J, W. Weston. Why Fowls Welcome r n ir Weather * , Tho deprivation of light, which affects ■ Uo Foiuiiics ol » ^IlnlsSci*' ^ animals so much, is pHrltcnlarly do- Coiiilciimcrt By Ills to birds; and this tuny lie a rea- 80,1 * or Dioir unwillingness to move in frost fo K- Natnrally they are tho at a meeting of the district convention 0 f nret to welcome its departure. As tho New Road. [GEORGIA—Washington Countt. Ordinary’s Offioe ol said County. Ail persons interested are hereby notified tlmt if no good canHe b« nhown to the contra* ry. an order will be granted by tbo und. r- . — i! the 93d day ol May lHOl.'now ready to do your grinding at F. Peaoook^s bonee/run'ntnglSirmtgh h*s and n °“° e - °° FrM ” 8. w Rogere' Held t„ n Ka .„ neHr g w Ko( ,. ers bouse; tbm throngn his land, tln noe along tho land line ol enid Rogers aud Vir gil Powers, through lands of Powers, F. O Rawlings and F. M. Joinor to Mount Moriah oburcti thenco along an old road bod, inter secting with the New's bridge end ToDtiille road at Claudius Joiner's bouse. Ibis 21st day ol April. 1801 M NKWM.4N, Ordinary. the Christian Churches at Ooonoe, Davisboro and Wrigbtsvllie—held April, 29ud ,1801, nt the Christian ohnroh at this piece, Bro. L. D. Downs was eleotod chairman and Bro. Jno, L. Martin, S„oi'y, Bro. V. L. //,rrls, atate.l, that the objeot of tbe moeting was to take final nctiou upon tbe oonduct ot John Minson --late pastor of tho above named churches After reading several letters exposing bis of fences and oonduct as a minister; upon mo non-it was sgroed that tbe ohitrch oouoeal nothing and that he be exposed. It was fur ther agreed that tbe chair appoint a commit tee of tbrae to draw resolntious covering the same. Rev. T. M //arris, Rev. F L. Adams aud Rev. T. L Harris, were appointed and upon conferring, tbs follow tug resolutions were road. To the Christian brotherhood and to ell to whom this tuuy oome: Greeting. This is to oertlfy, that ono Jno. Minson oanis to this part of the State representing himself to be a minister of tbe etiuroh ol Ohriel—though no papers were demanded or exhibited showing him to be such. He gave great satisfaction to onr brethren as preach or, and was employed ns pastn^of the church at Wrightsville, Oconto and Davis boro. During a meeting conducted by said Minson at Davisboro, during tLis mouth, a letter came to that po»t offioe -marked Columbus, Ga., aud addressed lo Oapt. J. Minson—said letter was given by mistake to Joseph Newsome, and it was read by him. The letter was from a woman and disclosed the tect, that Minson was holding improper mist lifts front u Scotch hillside the cock begins to crow, and hi the English fields the rooks caw, tho small birds twitter •ad tho cocks crow iu the barnyarde. lhaeo sounds ore os certain to proclaim the lifting of the fog as the "London ones” to begin when the rain stops.— Spectator. In a Cemetery. On ono of the tomlmtones you see it couple of hands elmqvod, and underneath tho following inscription: "Gnstftvo T , I Wait for thee! 1 Stiff." Eulalia f —, noo H lion? 1 amt 1889." Tho disconsolate widow was in no great hurry, evidently.—11 Messagero. IIA It It I MON. Drummers coins and go, notwithstanding we arn vsry dry and dusty. Miss Snllie Smith with her class gave a mnsioal ontnrtainment at the residence of Mrs. Dye Thursday night. Miss Ada Foyo of Egypt, Ga,, who has been the guest of Mrs. Prince Perkins sever- »l days, loft for her home Saturday evoulng. Col T. H. Sparks was in our town Salnr- day, receiving a hearty hand shako and u kind greoting from his many friends here. Come agsln, Col, and now don’t let this he the last time. ELECTION NOTICE. Ordered iliat an Election for Mayor aud six Aldermen (or tbo Town of I'eunillo, be held st Council Chamber Ilia usual place of bold- tog Election In said town on Hiturday Ibe 2nd day of Slay 1831—Polls opened st !), a. m and close at 4 p. m. By order of the Mayor S. H. M. Maisky Clerk of Council. This April 15th 1H!U f A Card. To The Farmers of Washington I wish to give you notfo* that I have taken the Eureka Mills bsok, end with honest, oompotent and reliable men in obarge, am abort notioe, on Thursday, Friday aud Saturday of eaoh week. , For tbs accommodation of ray customers, I will keep meal on band and exchange for com, bushel lor bushel at sny lime. I will abo guarantee ray oustomers apatnst loss of grain where "standing turns, are left in mill. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, will be devoted to merchant work. Thanking yon for past favors and solleitlDg your Inlure patronage, I remain yours, very truly, O. R. PtUNOLO, Stndersville, Ga. Ordinary’s Citations. PORTABLE SODA fountains t'oniplct© Ready Fof Quarterly Moeting of the Methodist church was held here Saturday and Sunday, Rev. J. P. Wardlaw, Elder, presiding who presch- „ . .. . , , - - e ‘' Saturday, Saturday night amt Sunday at relations wi.h her and was the father of her 11 o'clock. Rev. C. A. Moore preached Sun- two children, and nt tbe same time tho huB-iduy Digbt, when the meeting closed band of another wom.n-botb ol bis church. All tbo sermons delivered were good and l pon these facts being made poblio, MIdrod I were will reoeived and appreciated by a left the State and has tailed to nppear to ex- ,large and intelligent uudionue. Some sterfs plain or vindicate himselt. This is made were taken to build a Methodist church ut public, that the Christian brotherhood, and this piioe. all whom it may concern being duly warn- A talk of adding an "L" to tne academv may govern themselves accordingly.^ Iuote u u t!)(|t ° | “cademy. Che resolution was adopted tnunluionslyI ,, . * y ' and ordered published, Onr townsman, Mr. G. B Harrison, left ts AttD8° Mt Ow 2G Years in Uso all Over the World. ELECTION NOTICE. GEORGIA—Washington County. By M. Newman, Ordinary of said county. Whereas a vacancy exists in the offioe of County treasurer of Rsid ooudty, It is here by ordered that an eleotlon to fill said va- oaucy, be bol l at all the eleotlon precincts in aatd oontity, on Friday the 1st day of May, 1831 for the nnexplred term of the lets inounihent, under tbe same regulations, and regulati *ns as govern tho election for mem bers of the General tssembly. It is further ordered that this notioe be published in one or more of tbe publio gazettes to the’oounty, be posted at the oourt-honso door in San- dersville, and st three or more publio places in the eonuty, twenty days prior to the day of eleotlon. Given ttuder my hand officially this 8th day ol April 1831. M. Nkwman, Ordinary, W. O. Guardian's Sale. GEORGIA—Washington Countt. In purs ns one ol nn order grunted by Hon. it. L. Gamble, Jr., Judge of Superior Oonrt ot enid county on March 31st 1891 author- tain# this Hale, will banulri before tbe Court House door in Bandersville, said county on tbe Hrst Tuesday iu May next within the legal hours of sals, that house nud lot of land iu the town of lenmlle. said state and county, bounded notth by Mrs. B. H. Herman a lot. east by Mrs. U. T. Cole’s lot, south by W. ,1. Wood's lot and west by Smith street, containing one sure more or loss. To be sold by virtue ot N aid order ns the prop- city of Thomas Cook Wyliy, minor, for the purpose of re-luvestmsnt. Terms oasn. G«o. W. Wtllt, Jb.. Guardian Thomua Cook Wyliy. Apr. lat, 1891, tda. ' 7 No ganarntDrs nr nxirtiG, □nt.r- ®4DdS G,UI) , (: ' 1 by any Gaa Fountain nucleoli live BmsB83 to its ono, Jno, L Martin, Seot’y, L. D, Downs, (liairman. for Savannah today, on business, and it is presumed, to take a peep at tbe Forest City. Business of oar town quite doll, owing, I If yon Rutter pricking pains on moving the guess, to tbe fact that the farmers are verv eyes, or cannot boar bright light, end find bnsv i , . . , y your sight weak nud tailing, ton should', T P r »P»»ng to meat general green when promptly use Dr. J. H. McLean's Strength- 10 OOUl '' 8 lib o an army with banners, oning Eye Salve. 26 cents a box. PxTaa Popcobn CHAPMAN & CO., MADISON, INDIANA. For Executor’s Dismission. GEORGIA—Washington County, Ordinary’s Office, nf m *• ?f iloy - ou ® °‘ “>o Ereoutore ol William F. bhurllng lute of said ooaoty deceased, applies to me for letters of disiate- hIod from the nimtDiHtration of the estate of said dooeasea, and I will pas* upon his ap plication on the 6rst Monday iu July next at uiy offioe in Bandersville, said oouuty. Given under my hand offlutally this 2iat 'lay ot Maroh, 1891. „ M. NEWMAN. Ordinary, W. O. Red, Violet and Black Inks. DUULOO, tho Printer. Riddleville Alliance- Regular meeting is held iu tbe afternoon of evory 4tb Saturday. W. U. Folohum, Pres't. J. A. Caiiti.u, Sso'y. Riddleville, Ga, W ill'll You Aro In Alcoil Of an article in tbo dry goods line, not kept by your looal denier, write to Burden, BmitL A Ellis, Muood, Ga., and you will get it us good in quality,as pretty in design, and mod erate in price and as promptly as it can be had aDy where. Give them »n order. Ol Interest to L-ntlien. The popular and reliable bouse of James Daly A (Jo. snooessors to Duly &, Armstrong have an attractive advertisement in this is sue. The well known liberal and ooart«ous dealing of this house and the obliging char acter of ita proprietors and employes, have scoured for them many friends and patrons in this seotion. Their stock is unusually large, selected with great care by a truiued merchant and caterer to publio taste, and prices aro guaranteed. Orders as well as personal inspeotion solicited See card. The best Commercial Note paper on the Market at 6 cents per r^mre, At DURLOO’S. Burden, Minilli A Ellis, The Empire Store, Macon, Ga., offer the oitizeus of Bandersville and Washington oounty all the advantages oi oity trade. They have a large and nnd nuusually well seleoted stock of Staple and Fancy dry goods, and everything pertaining lo a first class, pushing, retail dry goods business, they have built up a large patronage and an onviable reputation lor fair and square dealing. Correct styles nnd choice selections will gparantee to meet New York retailers' prices and pay expressuge ou orders of $10.00 and upwards. Call and me them when you uro in Maoon, or send them a trisl order. A iarnily horse for sale cheap. Apply to, W. A. G ALLA MB. A Little Win * Ex|iurieuec In UlEbtliouse. To Farmers. Two car loads of Mules and Horses to ar* rive to-day. Coll and get ohoioe, apr 30th OHAS G. RAWLINGS, FIELD PRAH. A low busbels of field peas for planting. Call early and plnae your ordors. B. J. TARBUTTON. ron HOUSEKEEPERS. Fly time has come, and so have some beau tifnl glsss fly traps, that don't fail to catob them. Call and see them. WILEY HARRIS & SON April 27th, 1691. Qbituarji. L-lRht Welthi Urea* 4*»oda. Burden, Smith A Ellis, Mauou, Ga., are showing all of tbe latest effects and color ings in light weight wool dress goods, Hen riettas, Crepons, Cheviots, Challies, EuglisL Homespuns, and with an extensive variety of Silver, Gilt aDd Silk Fassamenteries to match, also a besntiful line of braids and cords for outlining snd finishing. Cull and see Ibt-m when you visit Macon or write for samples. Copy Books, Writing Tablets, Slates, Pen cils, Ac., (or sale by Durloo, tbs Printer. Mrs. Madge Hull LaDier, danghtor of John M and Hattie Clayton Huff, w*as born st Griffin, Ga., January 18tb, 1870, und died iu Tennille, Ga , June30tti, 1890. k$5f OCO.VUK. Editor Hruald : Mr, aud Mrs, T. F, Brown nre viaiuug Sa van nab this week. Dr, L. A. Graybill and Mr. T. F. Browo made a business trip to Wrightsville last week. Mr. J. W. Smith of Tetinills was a visitor in onr town a few days ago. We had a pleasant call from Mr. T. H. Sparks, osndidate for Treasurer, Thursday last. I he subject of this notice was the youuger of two daughters, who loved each other with tbe warmest devotion Her sprightly intel lect. vivacious disposition ahd charming mautiers, made her a general favorite. These muural endowments, under tho tuition ol her cultured parents iu her early years and, Utor, under the careful training of tbo Tul- rnage Institute rapidly developed into grace- lul symmetry and high promise. Iu child hood sbn was dedicated to Christ in the Epis copal church by Bishop Bi ckwilb. Justs year belore her death she was baptized into the Baptist church. At eighteen she was happily married to Mr. Carson E. Lanier. , W hut a strauge providence that this life so bright aud promising should have beau out off so early. Her sun had sea rely clear ed tho ohstern hill, when, loour great sorrow and disappointment It suddenly went itowu Every day trom her conversion‘ she Beamed’ to move tier tout nearer her true home, aud in her dying momenta she appeared to bring heaven down lo earth and to lift earth up to heaven. There whs no gloom in her death. Her face beurned wuh hope and glowed with patieDt resignation. A liioiid who was with her all the time, asssured tho writer that she "never saw auob a heavenly expression on any taco as lighted up hers in her .lying mo ment. ' She had a ramarkahly rich and sweet voice, aud just before the ou t, she sang the entire first vers., of ‘Just as I am, without ono (ilea, Ac., with a melody truly angelic. After singing she eiol«imed, "Who would live always '/ "l don’t want to live #3L gT*. ■ ',43V r nm h/tt, A* Year’s Support. GEORGIA—Washington Oounty. Ordinary’s Office. Whereas the appraisers appointed to set upart .md assign a year’s support for Nauoy Horton ont of tbe estate ol her husband Her. otilcs Horton late of said county, deo’d, have filed their return in this office: All person* concerned are hereby notified to be and ftn . pear at the Oourt of Ordinary of said eonnty on the first Monday in May next, end show cause, if nny they have, why said re turn* should not be approved and made the tudguient of said oonrt. SHERIFF’S SALES Alwuyu -only ho long as my Father wills me to —*‘OU l (| if I could always be just as bap- py as now. After an sfifeotiounte adieu to lather, mother and sister, and husband aud babe, her spirit took its flight to tho "olimes ol buss . Hex last illness was not of long duration I he lever made rapid progress, baffling all the skill ot tbe taithtul phymoitin. She told We are having a flourishing union Sabbath her irieuds Ir.iiu tbe beginning that she would school at this th# Oconee academy, T. P Dover get well. She entered tbe dark o .sm- llbodes has been chosen superintendent, 'of® 0, t w| lbout hesitation or fear. -••up.—* Messrs. Milton Baily and A. T, Cook hav«|"[ IB •yplied. • 1 havo done thut long ago " completed Rutherford church, Primitive' l , u ’ illustrated the power , ol a true, Chnsliau faith Baptist, at tbe old site about two miles uonh of this point. Revs, Barwick and Temples will preaob there this atternoou. We bud a heavy rain iu this community on Thursday last, which was very muoh needed in this seotion. Cotton still oomes iu; hardly a day bat this market receives cotton. Mrs. Ann Graybill who has been visiting her son, Dr. L. A Graybill und family, re turned to her home in Wrightsville on Sat urday ibe 20th. Tbo Cenlral R. R. Co. are making tbe neo- essury preparations to build a drawbridge, or rather change their bridge over the Oou- nee river tor tbe purpose of letting boats pass up and down tbe river. We had a little excitement in onr town on Friday lust. Mr. Syl Prince ol our town and bis lriend, Mr. W. D. Minis of Muuon, drove out a lew miles ou a pleasure trip and on tbeir return left the horse carelessly hitched to a road cart, tbe borse walked off Frequently ncoidents occur in the house bold which cause burns, outs, sprains and brnir.eR; tor use in suoh oases Dr. J. 11. Me- Lean's Volonnio Oil LiDiment bus for raauy years been tbe constant favorite family rem edy. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Tresoolt are keepers! of the Gov Lighthonse at Sand Beaoh.Mioh BD(i raD a house that turned the oart and are blessed with adaughter four years over aud frightened the horse, that made °>d' A P r B «be was taken down with inea- hj m ruu away, and tore tbe oart and harneea sles followed with a dreadful cough and turn- u , ... , ing into a Fever. Doctors at home and at Do- l,p . bttdly ' Ha PP»y ‘be horse received no troit treated her, but iu vain, she grew worse ioj inies. rapidly, until she was a mere "handful of Yours truly, bones”.—Then she tried Dr. King's Now: Henricuii. Discovery and after tbe use of two und a - half bottles, was completely cored. They -.vosknJ, 1 Uular’i''.t”Indigestion and say Dr. king s N* ’.v D soovery is worth its Biliousness, mke 5 eight in gold, vet you may get a trial hot- uitowvs JHON uittkhs. • fr«e itm Rawlings’ Drag Store. I ILfia&iS'&PL. £2L*}« ** «n desAen ta Calm ou Ibe nosoui of tby God Fair spirit, font thee now • ’ E’en whilst with us thy toouteps trod. His seal was ou tby brow. Dust to its narrow cell beneath Soul to iu place on high ; They who have seen tby loJk in death, No more need tear to die " First Tuesday in May, 1891. GEORGIA—Washington County: WILL P. split before tho court bouse door in Bandersville. Ga., on the first Tueadav u May. 1X91, between tbe legal hours of sale, tbe following property, to-wit: AH that tract of land lying nud being situ i- ted in the 95th District, G. M. ofWHsbington o°nny. and b.-united or, tbe north bv lands ot /, r. Ursmley, trustee, ami Mattie Ma\ Hnutley. on the east hy lands of Z T Brsut- ley, trustee, on tbe west by Mattie May Huntley and M Newman, containing Hire* hundred acres, mon or less and known a- Benin Brantley's land. Levied on as tbe property ot (Jrccn Brantley to satisfy a ti fs issued from w u‘,iiiugtnn superior court Property pointe.i out by pluintitt's attorneys and legal uotioe given James King, tenant in possession. ALSO, at the same time and plaoe will be sold: The little babe was a great oowfort to its lather, grandparents and aunt. He at once took fall po88o38iou of hll their heurtH It seemed as it God had commissioned this lit. le life to hll up the vacuum created bv the mothers death. It was interesting to note d “ y by ‘ 1 “y ln tlie grandmother’s ove, until he became completely enthroned in her heart. He monopolized her thoughts and attentions. But this precious little gem was not long for this sintul world. In about four bis little spirit joined the moib- ers in tbe Beulah land. This death was an- other severe blow to the family, opening ail the spriugs ol grief atresh 1 b "And this the end of it ell ! Oi our waiting and our pain — Only a little funeral pall, And empty arms again !’* Ma £ the , ?)° 1 d al1 Onmfort each member ot this dear family in their deep sor- ws^’ is D darT y th81r f “‘ tl1 b “ 8tr ° De wbile thB The Middle Ga Progreas please oopy. Four hundred acres oi land lying in tbe 91st diatrict, G. M , of Washington county G»., *,ound,*i| on ilin north by lands ol L. BaPdinski and Ivey Fountain, east by lauds ff John Jackson, south bv lauds of W. O, Brantley, west by G. W. Hartley Levied on a» the lands of Cordy Gaskin, deceased, to satiety a mortgage fi. fa issued from Maroh tenu Washin ton superior court id t.ivor of Hupp A Cohen Legal notice given H. G Jor- dan. administrator of Cordy Gaskin, tenant I 1 pOhhtHSlUJ). A. Ws|| Sheriff. liui'MtioHii lor 'STiinkiiitf lien. Does any prudent business man invest in railroad or bank stuck on which ho has Id wait 5, HI, 15 or 20 years lor a dividend? Then why take life insurance iu Mutual Idle of N-w Y’ork. or New York Life or Equita ble oi New York when you oau gat the Life contract wiitten with large annual dividends by taking a Policy in the old Mutual Lile Insurance Company ot Ky. I will be glad to call on you nr hear from you at nny time R. O JONES, Snudvsville. <■ i. Special ag.-or for Mo- Apiil Oib. mat Lite Ins. of K,. A Domestic Sewing luacbine latest imp "ve law ■rv’ttaiDuxniimivi '-*, u ® Bnt " n "® , 1 b v *^1® or orfti,k • u * \ ' t S,nMN> bshad. at Hkiulu b office. . J Given under my hand offlolally this 31*t day of Maroh, 1891. M. Nkwhan, Ordinary >v. O. 4t For Administrator'! UimnZ^| * GEORGIA—WaHbingtoD Couutj, Ordinary’s Office. , , Wil !“iIr d F ' Ke, ' 8y ’ A dministr*tor of the es- mte of Mr*i Ann E. Kelley late 0 f said ooun- fy deoeaaed. appliea to mo for letters of dii- uiission from the edmiulstration of said ee- d J wi ,“ Diion hla application on the first Monday iu Joly next at my offioe in SaDrierttvillo iq baid oouuty. Given nuder my hand offlolally this Uth lay ot March 1891. M. Nkwman, Ordinary, w. c. 4t. For Administrator's Dismission! tlEORGIA— Washington Oounty. r w n « . Ordinary’s Offioe. , "A enmming, Adaiinistrator ot me es- j iuio oi sara coun- y deoeaso l applies to uie for letters of dis mission from said administration and I will cass upon said application ou the first Mon- . y Jaly next at my offioe in Sauderavilla in said county. ' * Given under rnv hand officially thla lltk iuy of March, 1891. M. NEWMAN moSl Ordinary W.’a Administrator's Dismission. GLORGIa—VVashingtou Oounty, Ordinary’s Offioe. Benjimin A. Adams, Administrator of tha estate of Asa Tanner late of said county da- ceaaed, applies to me for letters of dhail 'ton lrom Raid uthniniHtration, and I will p*tH8 Qjjoti biu Hpphoutiou on tbe first Mon. lay iu May. 1891, at my offioe in Sanden- villn, said oouuty. oaouess Given under my hand and official ’.ure this 29th day of January. 1891. ® M NEWMAN, Ordinary W, O, 3 mos. For Administrator s Dismission. G““Sfc^r^“aajs£ ,aid oounty. deceased, applies to uie for lel nf dismission from his adminiatration o^ -aid estate, and 1 will pass upon bis appiioa- .ion on the first Monday in June, 1891 at my office in Sand.raviHe in said conity J '•"'.R? h » n(i “Dd efttoial ,lon.. re this 25th day of February. JRffl " M. NEWMAN, Ordinary, *3 mos For Leave to Sell Land GEORGIA—Washington County Ordinary’s Office. * ‘ F' ‘t, nd ®* Sniith, administrators u. taaso L Smith deceased, have in due form app ie,l m the undersigned fnr r d ° bsl r ain « *"“* •S »w° on .he «■ " a i d *ppho»tlon will beh2Irt *ri h | ^ UMonday m Jnne „e xt . M This 16th day of April 1891 M. Nkwman, Ordinary, W. O, 4t. *i4»lllll«*ril Mu hii Flm I H.IC.1 Vo.. All e 4, Any persons ia Sanderaville who need In- soranoe on dwellings, would do well to call on Mr. Geo. D. Warthen, Agent of tbe Southern Mutual Fire Ina»r n * 11.. of Ath InTiSwa!? M,Ub,,i »y •»« bAff'l *i>0 oit«n (runted, Ior«qoiMft|iy woHm nf on,, I'ast ’ear "tl e* ‘ h ‘" somVdfvirtend er eo P * ny d *°‘«“ «»« b“**d d °J 7a P" °®»»* Comment on fluon^ 1 ind 0 ?! 01 * U >■ snper- t is the'favnr h. 61 ' 6 °* 0d ben0 wondw ' “>« Il ut tbe favorite company among the neks men of GSOrgU. 7 “ B mi,
